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Bill Nash · Oct 15, 2024 8:44 PM IN Woodworking

Woodworking is always evolving with new tools and applications that come out almost everyday. My latest dive into this niche has been to buy a diode laser engraver. Using the most popular user-friendly software, Lightburn, I have found a plethora of ways I can create household items, gifts, and unique gadgets with my XTool D1 Pro 20 watt laser. I can work with woods of all kind, leather, glass, ceramics, and stainless steel. Laser engraving on

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Bill Nash · Oct 15, 2024 8:30 PM IN Woodworking

So I think without question, the number one tool in any workshop is the table saw. We already have a post from a member who has what may be the Cadillac of table saws in the "SawStop" table saw. They are a little pricey, but will more than likely prevent almost any serious table saw injury. I don't think everyone can afford a SawStop, but what do you have and why you like it? I will start it off, ... I have a Rigid 4520 floor model table

Bill Nash · Oct 15, 2024 8:11 PM IN Woodworking

So I know that there are a lot of workshops locally that are elite in space, tools, and other amenities. I also know that the Sault has a lot of woodworking enthusiasts that might be simply working out of their small basement or garage, but I would like to say that this space is for them as well. I think we all started small at some point, but our enthusiasm overcame us, and we evolved into Sault Ste. Marie's version of the New Yankee

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Andre Riopel · Oct 10, 2024 11:13 PM IN Woodworking

My latest project. Mitre station. First time making laminate counter tops. Oak edge. Next drawers and shelving. The dust collection has been extended to reach the mitre saw.

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Danielle Fleming · Oct 8, 2024 3:34 PM IN Woodworking

I wanted to share the wonderful washer toss that Bill made for me earlier this year. Expertly crafted and personalized to boot! I used it many times this summer and it works perfectly :)

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Bill Nash · Oct 8, 2024 3:20 PM IN Woodworking

Hi everyone, my name is Bill Nash and I will be the host for the "Woodworking" Space. I have been into woodworking since I was seven years old and straightening out old bent nails on my dad's anvil so that I could build bird-houses. Since then, I have amassed the plethora of tools that any woodworker might ever want in their collection. Over my 63 years of woodworking, I have built everything from children's toys, yard and household furniture,

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Eric Moss · Oct 5, 2024 11:47 AM IN Woodworking

Anyone have any sort of dust collection set up? I am considering a simple one for my mitre saw because my workshop is in the basement so I just end up breathing it all in. Was looking at this cyclone, but also saw some DIY solutions on YouTube

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Eric Moss · Oct 5, 2024 11:21 AM IN Woodworking

One of my next projects is to build a spot for my mitre saw and drill press. Currently both sit on the floor of my basement — not ideal. I hope to roughly follow this plan I found on a YouTube video, but make it my own. I plan to add a modular spot for my table saw at the end as well. This is a project I’m very excited about, but first I have to build some shelving to free up some space! 😅

Mitre saw and drill press work table

Bill Nash · Oct 5, 2024 3:06 AM IN Woodworking

Some of the wall sections of my workshop with some tools mounted with french cleats, ...

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Bill Nash · Oct 5, 2024 2:56 AM IN Woodworking

A fireplace, mantle, and bookcases I built for my rec-room a few years back.

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